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The Press., 1887-06-02

These murderous assaults on prominent anti-saIoon men in different parts of the country are becoming altogether too ire. quent In the latest to date, reported by an Indiana correspondent of the New York Word, the victim is MT. E R Ellis ot Doatsville, Ind, member of the demo- cratic county committee but a strong tenn perance man. Tuesday evening he attend ed an anti-saloon meeting in the village and made speech. He was especially vigorous in denunciation of those whiskey- sellers who adopted the mask of respect able business. As he was walking home from the meeting with his two daughters, Steve Hampton, IT,, 8 brother of the Coats vile druggist of the same name, sprang upon him with club, and knocked him senseless, and beat him until the screams of the frightened girls brought neighbors to the rescue. Some of these were for ar resting Steve, but the druggist stepped to his side, g revolver in each hand, and GOV cred his retreat into the drug store. He has not been seen in CoatsW esinceS Mir. Ellis is badly hurt. and maE die.
The Press., 1887-06-02

Worth tan dollars to any family, is Dr. Kaufmanmh book on diseases finely illus. trated plates from life don't be humbugged, but cure yourself. Send three cent stamps for postage to A. P ordway d co., Boston, Mass, and receive copy free. s.
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YALE MEN AT DINNER
HONORlNl: THE OLD UNIVERSITY.
A DISTINGUISHED Gathering Of Her Sons
Around the Festive Board.

A Distinguished Gathering OF Her Sons
Around the Festive Board.
LETTER FROM PRESIDENT CLEvELAND-AFTER
DINNER SPEECHES BY SECRETARY BAYARD, Ex-
JUSTICE STRONG, SENATOR EvERTS, SECRETARY
WHITNEY, SENATOR GIBSON, SENATOR HAwLEY,
HON. WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS, AND OTHERS.
The banquet given last evening by the Yale
Alumni association OF Washington, in honor OF the
old university, was made a memorable event by
the presence as the special guest Of the evening Of
Timothy Dwight, ID. D. IL. d., the newly elected
president OF the university, and many men OF ma
tional distinction. The Alumni association ten
dered reception to President Dwight in the par
lors at Chamberlin's at AoclOck, and from the
parlors the guests assembId, repaired to the BAN
quet room. The apartments devoted to the festi-
vitieS OF the evening were handsomely and taste
fully decorated. The banquet in all its appoint
ments was fully In keeping with the dignity of the
occasion CandleStfckS each holding five cOlored
candles, stood at intervals on the table, while
twined among the plates was green foliage and
flowers. The menu, program of toasts and the
colors OF the college. The invited guests were the
President and his cabinet, number OF newspa-
per correspondents and editors A glee club of
younger members OF the Alumni association with
capital voices enlivened the occasion by singing
at intervals college glees, which they rendered
with much spirit. The members OF the association
and their guests were seated at the tables In the
following order:
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CArARRHAL DASosRs.

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The Courts,

EQUITY COURT-JUdge James.
Yesterday, MafSack agt. Brooke; testimony order
ed taken by ). A. Clarke. Stewart agt. jefferson:
do. In ten days. Brane agt. Larman; auditors re-
port confirmed and distribution ordered. Crandall
agt. Crandall; rule on purchaser granted. Robert
son agt. Robertson; divorce granted. Race agt.
WOllald; pro cOnfeSsO agt. c. 4. Wollard vacated.
Stiles agt. National Life and Maturity Association;
rule on defendants set aside and discharged.
To-day, English agt. English; decree OF divorce
Smith agt. Richards; reference to auditor.
Gather agt. Pairo; decree granting perpetual in
junction. Elliott agt. Callen; appearance VI alb
sent defendant ordered.
CIRCUIT COURT-yndge Hagaer.
To-day, johnson Bros, agt. Wood; judgment by
default. Rich agt. Briggs & Perkins; do Fisher
agt McMichael; trial resumed.
POLICE CoURT-yudge Shell
Yesterday, Geo. Winston, fast driving; $40 or 80
days Joseph MaZZini. disordery conduct; s. or
Is days. Annie Foley, profanity on Pennsylvania
avenue; s. or days. Edward McCue indecent
exposure on pennsylvania avenue; s. or ID days
To-day, Isaac Jones, driving horse across the
AQueduct bridge, across Rock creek, at a pace
faster than walk; S. collateral forfeited. VIM
Magruder, disOrderiy conduct on South Capitol
street; s. or ID days. Herman Henler; profanity
on Pennsylvania avenue; s. or days. GiT,sy La
Four, profanity In a house on street; collateral
forfeited James Lucas, colored, suspicious char
acter; bonds or 90days. Edward Tolliver, placing
ashes In the street; personal bonds. Henry Top
man and James Irvan, profanity on ID street north
west; collateral forfeited.
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On, M BACK. Ny Back,

Weak Back Pain, Weakness and Inflammation Of the
Kidneys, Shooting Pains through the Lnins Hip and
Side Pains. Lack Of Strength and Activity relieved In
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Pittsburg, Pa, Nov. 9Th. 1893. Mrs lydia f.
Plnkham: "As Is frequently the case with
mothers who have reared large families have
oeen great sufferer for years from complaints
incident TO married life. have tried the skin OF
number OF PHYSICIANS and the virtue OF many
medicines without relief, and as an experiment
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benefits have derived from Il came not because
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little argument 10 persuade me that my health Is
FULLY restored should like 10 widely circulate
the fact OF Its wonderful curative powers" PHEBA
G. ROOP.
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The Master Builders, Association.
PROPOSED ACTION AGAINST THE NEW BUILDING REGU.
LATIONS.

The Master Builders, Association.
PROPOSED ACTION AGAINST THE NEW BUILDING REGu-
LATIONS.
The Master Builders association decided at q
meeting held last evening to hold public meeting
some day next week, to be announced hereafter,
to take action In regard to the regulations OF the
Commissioners recently issued restricting the
occupancy of the streets by building materials and
for other purposes while buildings are In process
OF erection. The builders claim that these new
that the material men and others interested In the
improvement OF the city are equally involved with
themselves In the effect OF these changes. They
therefore decided to invite the cooperation OF all
in the protest which they propose to present to
the Commissioners against the continuance OF the
new regulations.
He STOLE PUSH CARr.-Last night middle
aged colOred man. who stood at the corner OF 7th
and streets blowing pOlfceman'S whistle, was
arrested for disorderly conduct. He said his name
was VIM ]. Jones; that he had q push cart, deliv-
Wbo e had to- assist HIM haS oan
the push cart with large quantity OF goods In It.
The police throughout the city were n0tied OF the
Miles colored who had the cart In his possession.
He claimed that he had taken charge OF the cart
for Jones, who had deserted him. This morning
in the Police Court the charge OF d1SOrderly con-
duct against Jones was dismissed, and Mills was
given three months for larceny.
DEATH OF FATHER RYAN-Rev p Ryan. DID,.
who has been assistant pastor OF the Immaculate
Conception church for many years, died at Prov1-
dence hospital this morning, aged IS years. The
funeral win take place from the abOve-named
church Saturday morning, at $50 O'Clock.
TIE FUNERAL OF THE LATE Mr.. SuMMKRscALrs-
Arrangements for the funeral OF the late Thomas
Summerscales have been made by the following
committee, which met last evening: VIM. IA
StanSbury, 8. COblenzer and VIM. H. Hunt grand
lodge, Odd Fellows; Wm: Z. Humphrey, J. r.
barr and J. C. Wilson, Webster lodge, No. T. x. OF
p; VIM. H. Wilson, II. d. Hawk and Alex. David
son, Federal lodge, No 20, L O. O. f.; ]. q. L Fox
well, VIM. L. Humphrey and R. II. vannerman.
Uniform rank, X. OF p; W00lman Gibson, Joseph
Stickeu and e. POlg1aseE, Centennial council No.
4 Sons OF JOnadab. The funeral win take place
tomorrow afternoon nom his late residence XS3
n street northwest.
FINE MADEIRA ExBHolDxRIrs At AucY1oM.-This
consignment OF embrca0er1ee, which were recefved
direct from Madeira By Mr.. Downing, win be on
exhibition tomorrow Udday Ct mis- auction
rooms. 11th and P0nnAy ftanla avenue See sdver.
t1sement for date OF sale.
90 10 KysuAnb. zee LNhan white. oueon va..
saF. tho Love SISTERS ana Harry Kerneil
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The remains OF VIM. F. Cranna were buried yes
Rev. DIR. Addison conducted the ceremonies The
pall-bearers were selected from the House OF Rep
reSentatives stationery department.
dead infant was found in the Sewer-trap at
the corner OF Vermont avenue and L street this
morning.
Clarence Weaver, carriage and wagon builder,
AZ street and Pennsylvania avenue, has made an
assignment for the benefit or his Creditors 10
Thomas E TraZZan.
Timothy Hanley, aged 13 years, was sentenced
to-day by Judge Smell TO the reform school during
minority for stealing bushel OF coal from the
ears on the Baltimore and Potomac railroad track.
A memorial window TO Rev. Meyer Levin, late
rector at Marlboro, Is to be placed IN st. Pauls
Episcopal church. WOOdyille, Md
A handsome marble altar has been presented to
ST. Mary's Catholic church. Laurel. Nd, by Mrs.
Jardin, member of the congregation.
The police have been notified To lookout for j.
+. BrOadus, who left his home in Alexandria Tues
day morning and has not been heard OF since. He
Is a brother of Thomas A. BroaduS, or the Pension
Uf1ice.
Al O'Clock yesterday fire took place in the
dwelling OF Mr. W. s. Anderson, No. aga street
southwest, originating from Christmas tree TAX
Ing fire. The damage to house and furniture was
500, which was fully insured.
The DaShaway Reform club has determined to
hold series OF public meetings during the present
season.
The Washington Continentals received their
guns yesterday, and The training for the national
drln In May will be pushed forward with vtgor.
The guns are the latest improved pattern, with
globe sight and wind-gauge attachment and rod
bayOnet.
Dr. Harrison Crook has been appointed mem
Der OF the medical stan OF the Providence hos
pital
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In y lb. Ward" prints SOC. per M.
Also, Cottage Cheese and Buttermilk; sweet MIX
DC. per quart. Cream l5c.
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FINE PORTRAITS. Kets Kemethy, hoo Pa ave.

TUB LATEST Novelty for Xmas PreSentS-Ladies'
Straw slippers, three coiors
MRS. WM H. RICH,
III Market Space.
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s'Ioc. Royal'' endseverything. Lansouryna

TO One and Al.-Are you suffering from q
Cough, Cold, Asthma, Bronchitis, or any OF the
various pulmonary troubles that so often end In
Consumption? In so, use "Wibors Pure cod Liver
OIL ana Lime" a safe and sure remedy. This Il no
quack preparation, but is regularly prescribed by
the medical faculty. Manufactured only 10y A. b.
Wilbor, Chemist Boston. Sold 10y all druggists
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To Get Mid Of q Cough or Cold promptly
use Bakers Cod Liver OIL and Malt, wonderful
remedy. Bakers pure Norwegian Cod Liver OH
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giStS
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Marriage and Health.

PILE: Ayers 10: Brandreth's 13; Jaynes Is;
Tottens IL. See Totten's advertisement. Special
ties. This paper.
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FARx MILK, in sealed jars 225 ST. NV

RECEIVED OF Frank j. Tfbbets, general manager
National Mutual Life Association OF Washington
d. C., one thousand dollars 81 600 In full payment
OF policy No. 221 on the life OF Mrs Anne 8. Cath
Cart, who died November 3, 1886, In Baltimore
Nd, at No. 3S2 E. Pratt street, holding the above
policy In favor OF her children.
CARoLINE ID. HOPKINS, Guardian,
S32 f. Pratt street.
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rHx ATTENTION OF investors is called TO the sale
q "L9mers Garden" OF about $1,000 square feet
q ground. on New York avenue, LIST and y streets
northwest which win take place TOMORROW AFTER
1oon az 4 20 o'clock. The property IS now under
gIod rental
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

The Weather.
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan IL, 1887.
Indications for ~ Hours. Commencing at pm.
To-ofdH.
For District OF Columbia, Delaware, Maryland
and Virginia. eastery winds, lair weather, becom-
Ing slightly colder.
ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING
But C. EngeiS sons will have strawberries just
the same The first fresh Strawberries OF the sea-
son will arrive tomorrow. Remember the place
headquarters for everything new, rare and early
In fruits and vegetables. Z. ENGELs SONS,
$50 Center market.
Telephone call. gj-3.
LARGE SALE OF CR0CKERY--Nr. bowling VIII sell
Tomorrow at his auction rooms. commencing at
IL O'clock a large consignment OF assorted crock
cry which will be sold In lots TO suit the trade.
BALTIMORE FRESH OYSTERS for sale in quantities
TO suit Extra selects, per gallon, Sl.30; best
standards, 81 per gallon. c. III. Pearson & Co.,
packers peerless brand, Chesapeake wharf, Balt1-
more, Md Telephone No $40.
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For Throat Diseases and Coughs.
Browns Bronchial Troches, like all really good
things, are frequently initiated. The genuine sold
only In boxes. eco
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Wf1bOr's Cod Liver DIT and Phosphate Of
Lime cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis
and ScrOfulous Humors
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Anusenaents Tonight.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Girl"
ALBAUGHs-"Merry Wives Of windsor"
HARRIs,.-"The World"
KRRNANA-Var1ety.
DINE MUsKUh.-'sThe Boy Tramp"
WILLARD HALL--Japanese Village.
UNlvKRsALIsT CHURCH.-Wagner society con-
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ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING.
Telephone call. 96-3.
FrssEILs Ice Cream. Charlottes and Candles.

AUCTION SALE--The valuable stock contained In
store No. 1347 Pennsylvania avenue will be sold at
public auction. commencing Tuesday evening at
! p. H., January IL, and will continue every even
Ing until the stock Is sold. Buyers Will do well by
attending. See advertisement In auction columns.
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CITY ITEMS.

; Thcrmon,eser-, Eye Glasses. 25c. up. 4s7
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Circuit Court Jurors.


NAMES DRAWN TO SERVE AT THE NEXT TERN OF COURT.
The following names have been drawn from the
box for jurors at the next term OF the circuit court
commencing on the fourth Monday Of this month !:
David Roach, Bunker Hill road; VIM. Pearson,
100 street northwest; VIM. E. Ellison Grant
road; Oliver P. Beveridge, 3Os 11th street north
west; w. H. johnson, 1124 10th street; F. B. Nc
CURE, GA street northwest; Thomas E. Clark,
9O7 18th street southeast; John j. Nairn, New
York avenue and 18th street; Lewis Jones, C, be-
tween I'd and Sd streets southeast; E. F: Andrews
10th and Rhode Island avenue; John Gibson, 1898
Pennsylvania avenue; NJ J. Adler, 3l4S N street
northwest; Arthur Humphrey, 5s3 18th street
southeast; r. E. Frey, 1880 3Oth street northwest;
n L. Burchell, llO2 Vermont avenue; A Hanlon,
1444 s2d street northwest; j. H. Crane 455 street
northwest; Richard Earnshaw, North Carolina
avenue, between 9Th and 9TH streets southeast;
VIM. L. Curry, $50 NJ street northwest; Levi Baker,
Benning's road; C. A. Brickwedde, 822 9th street
northwest; George A X. Hughes, 6s3 9Th street
northeast; Daniel T. johnson, 712 18th street
southeast; Henry Brown, 3146 N street; Peter e.
Little, I'll Attn street southeast; Edward Stevens,
312 street northwest.
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90 70 KxsuAnh. zee I0han white. ouean va..
saF, tho Love sisters and Harry KerneiL
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THE FARMERS, CONGRESS.

The discussion by the Farmers congress at the
Agricultural building yesterday OF the proposed
amendment to the third resolution las printed in
yesterdays STAR was closed by the defeat OF the
amendment and the resolution was adopted as it
was reported by the committee on resolutions
The other resolutions were also adopted. Also
one instructing the president OF the congress TO
appoint committee OF five to confer with the
Senate committee in regard to the subject matter
OF the first resolution, asking for the passage by
Congress OF an act creating the Office OF the secre
tary of agriculture, and also resolution to ap-
point committee Of five to confer with the re-
spective committees OF Congress with regard to
the subject matter OF each OF the eight resolutions
adopted.
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO-DAY.
The delegates were called to order by President
Beverly at ten O'Clock. There was much greater
| attendance than on yesterday. In accordance
with the resolution above noted President Beverly
Hons. j. w. Stryder, OF West Virginia; H. L. ID.
Lewis, OF Virginia; Springer Harbaugh, OF Mime
mittee to confer with the Senate in relation to the
Secretarysh1p OF agriculture.
Also the following committee to confer with the
department: L. W. Corbin (chairman), OF Virginia;
j. C. Walsh OF Maryland; j. o. SaxtOn, OF Penn
sylyania; J: W. Miles, Of Iowa, and D. NJ Russell,
President beverly was made ez o0acio chairman
OF both committees.
ASKING FOR CHANGE OF THE BANKING LAW.
The committee on resolutions then reported sew
eral resolutions, the most important Of which is:
teThat the clause in the charters Of the national
banks which forbids their l6aning money on real
estate, works great injury to the farmers OF the
United states by denying them banking privf-
leges and thus causing them to pay higher rate
OF interest than any other class OF citizens and
that we, the farmers Of the United states in Con-
greSS assembled, do most respectfully, but urgently
ask the Congress of the United states to repeal the
same"
TO CALL ON TIRE PRESIDENT.
1t was proposed that the members call in body
upon the President OF the United States. A mes
sage was sent to the White House to learn the
Presidents convenience. Col. Lamont replied that
the President is engaged to-day, but would be
pleased to receive them tomorrow. Half-past one
O'Clock was then set as the hour for calling.
The delegates Of each state and territory were
asked to call upon their representatives In Con-
gress and personally endeayOr to hasten legislation
on the matters which have been discussed.
The congress then adjourned to meet In Chicago
the Tuesday before the meeting OF the Fat Stock
Show there in November, 1887.
The delegates will meet to call upon the PreS1-
dent, at Wizards hotel, tomorrow at O'Clock.
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CATTLE MARKET-At the Queenstown stock yards
lows: Best 40. to &C.; good 43c TO 4ssc. medium
&C. to 4ac.; common, 219c. 10 35lc. 7S7 sheep and
to 61sc; sheep, &c 70 &c. iOI shipped through 10
other markets. 23 cows and calves up and sold
from SIS to $50 EACH Market for cattle brisk; for
sheep dull.
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OFFICERS OF THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT CON-
PANY.-The annual election for directors OF the
National Safe Deposit company resulted as follows:
Benjamin p. Snyder, 7. Lawrason Riggs, Albert l..
Sturtevant, Charles c. Glover, Henry A. Willard,
John z. Rodgers and John q. Parke. The board or
directors have elected the following Officers: Ben
jamin p. Snyder president; Charles Z. Glover (of
Riggs & Coz, vice president; 4. Lawrason Riggs,
treasurer; Albert L. Sturtevant, secretary, and
Charles f. Nyman. assistant secretary.
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BOTTLE MANUFACTURERS CONFERENCE.-THE Ma
tional Association OF Bottle Manufacturers met
yesterday at Wizards hotel and considered mat
tiers OF interest 10 the Trade. There were about
fifty delegates present. The officers reelected
follows: President, Michael Haggerty, OF New
York; secretary, VIM. Elliott Smith, of ST. Louis;
and treasurer, ThoS. Weightman, OF PittSbug.
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a .. A. K Neutrality-suspicious. A.Garf1eld Post,
No. last night installed officers as follOws John
3 Stodder, commander; Thomas 4. senior, senior
VICE commander; Frank w. Paige, junior vice COM
mander; Lewis j. MelchOir adjutant: A. C. Adams.
surgeon; j. H. Bradford, chaplain; A. II. G. Rich
aruson, quartermaster; George w. Leonard o. d.
isaac " Thornbury, o. c.; George Wagner, ser
geant major; B. d. Thomson, Quartermaster's ser
Keant
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THE COLUMBIA CLUB BANQUET. = The Columbia
democratic club last night completed arrange
ments Tor the banquet which the club proposes to
hold at Wizards hotel on the 18th instant The
club has invited the President and his cabinet and
several prominent senators and Representatives.
Mr. William Dickson IS chairman OF the banquet
committee.
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THE WASHINGTON BRICK MACHINE COMPANY
The trustees OF the Washington Brick Machine
company have elected the following officers for the
ensuing year: Theodore L. Holbrook president and
general manager; Anthony Pollok, vice president;
Charles +. Peck, secretary; George Ii. B. White,
treasurer; George ii. B. White, Charles j. Bell and
Charles z. Macdonald, executive committee.